Jason V. Owens

Jason V. Owens's Answers (55)

Hingham, MA

Divorce and separation Lawyer at Hingham, MA

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Support ... +4 more

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My kids father has custudy he will not let me see the kids can he do that?

Jason's answer | Answered on August 28, 2010

Without knowing the specific language in your existing custody and visitation order, it is difficult to answer your question. However, as a...

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My son got a football scholarship (full ride) but I just got a complaint to continue support after 18. Can I fight this?

Jason's answer | Answered on August 28, 2010

The Massachusetts Child Support Guidelines presumptively apply to any child aged 18 or younger. However, under Massachusetts law, child support...

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Divorced in MA, ex moved out of US 6 years ago. Can ex make any changes our agreement?

Jason's answer | Answered on August 28, 2010

The answer is yes. Although every case presents different possible outcomes, generally speaking, jurisdiction to modify a divorce agreement as to...

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4 kids all over 18, 2 in army/2 studying. Can I now seek a reduction for child support? will it become alimony automatically?

Jason's answer | Answered on August 26, 2010

Whether an alimony order enters on a modification when child support stops due to the emancipation of children is generally a function of (a.) the...

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Can you file a motion when new evidence has been uncovered before the Nisi judgment has been made?

Jason's answer | Answered on August 26, 2010

You can and should file a motion now. Until Judgment enters, the temporary orders remain in effect. And if you have new evidence warranting a...

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